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FRANKRMILBIIRN 
AND      COMPANY 

ARCHITECTS         WASHINGTON,      D.  C. 


Press  of  Gibson  Bros. 

HalF-TonE  ILIUBTRATIONS    BY    THE    NATIONAL    ENGRAVING    Co. 

Washington,    D.  C. 


ANNOUNCEMENT 


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fE  beg  to  announce  that  Mr.  Frank  P.  Milbum,  Mr.  Michael  Heister,  and  Mr.  Geo.  F.  Kepler  have 
formed  a  company  and  will  practice  architecture  under  the  name  of  FRANK  P.  MILBURN  & 
COMPANY. 

We  will  prepare  plans,  specifications  and  supervise  the  construction  of  all  classes  of  buildings,  making 
PUBLIC  BUILDINGS  A  SPECIALTY,  and  it  shall  be  our  aim  to  establish  an  excellency  of  work  that 
will  at  once  appeal  to  our  patrons,  hoping  thereby  to  obtain  their  confidence,  also  retain  the  good  will  and 
endorsement  of  former  clients. 

With  the  advantage  of  many  years  of  practical  experience,  the  adoption  of  the  best  principle  of  planning 
and  designing,  together  with  improved  methods  of  construction,  enables  us  to  secure  the  best  results  for  our 
clients,  and  as  we  have  a  thoroughly  organized  force  of  the  best  talent  obtainable,  our  facilities  are  such  that 
we  can  successfully  handle  all  classes  of  buildings  in  any  section  of  the  country,  and  we  solicit  an  opportunity 
for  consultation,  also  to  submit  preliminary  drawings  to  those  who  contemplate  building. 

FRANK  P.  MILBURN  &  CO. 


REFERENCES 

The  Kiggs  National  Bank,  Washington.  D    C. 
The  Marion  National  Bank,  Marion,  Va. 
Palmetto  National  Bank.  Columbia.  S.  C. 
Southern  Railwav  Company:  Seaboard  Air  I>ine; 

Atlantic  Coast  Line,  and  Georgia  Railway  Co 
Bradstreet  Mercantile  Agency. 
R.  G-  Dun  &  Co.   Mercantii-e  Agency 


Home  Life  Building 
Opposite  U.  S.  Treasury  Building 

Washington,  D.  C. 


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I'UAM.  r.  Mll.BLK.\  &  Co. 

Architects. 


CHI{MICAI.  I,AH<  )RA  Ti  )RV,  INIVICRSITV  uV  M  IRTII  CARi  H.INA. 


Chapel  Hill,  N.  C. 


Frank  P,  Milburn  &  Co. 

Architects. 


BOURBON  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE. 
Fire-proof.     Cost,  $183,000.00. 


Paris,  Ky. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


Mr.  B.  D.  HEATH'S  RESIDENCE  "HEATHCuTE.' 


Charuotte,  N.  C 


Frank  P.  Milbur.n  &  Co. 
Architects. 


UNION  STATION 
For  Seaboard,  Southern  and  Atlantic  Coast  Line  Railroads 


Savannah,  Ga. 


'    Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


KNOX  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE. 


BakboiirviulU,  Kv. 


Frank  P.  Milbirn  S:  Co. 
Architect'! 


HOTKL,  Dl'TICl';  AND   BANK  BUILDIa'GS. 
For  W.  J.  Ulivei  Syndicate. 


Knoxville,  Texn. 


Frank  P.  Milbir.n  &  Co. 
A  rch  Uccts. 


DHSK'.X   Fl.)R   KHXTICKV  STATK   H(>1  Si-. 


rKA.XKr'ORT,    KV. 


Fkaxk  p.  Milburn  &  Co. 
.4  rch  ilccts. 


WINTER  RESIDEXCE 
For  Mr.  Robt.  \V.  Parsons,  of  New  York. 


SUMMEKVILLE,  S.  C. 


Frank  P.  Miubirn  S:  Co. 
Ai'chiliCis, 


t,(jLTllUK.\   RAILWAY   PASSENGER  STATIOX  AND 
EXPRESS  BUILDING. 


Charlotte,  N.  C. 


Frank  P.  Milbirn  &  Co. 
Arcliitccts. 


UVXUM  GYMNASIUM,  UNIVERSli  V  ul'  NORTH  CAROLINA. 


Ch.\i'El  Hill,  N.  C. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &.  Co. 
Architects, 


IJBRARY,  UNIVERSITY  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA. 


Ch.m'Ei,  Hill,  N.  C- 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co 
Architects. 


APPALACHIAN  INN, 


HiNTON,    W.    VA 


Frank  P/Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


NORTH  CAROLINA  STATE  HOUSE 
As' Remodeled 


Raleigh,  N.  C. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Cu. 
Architects 


STEEL  TRAIN  SHED,  UNION  STATION 
Eight  Tracks. 


Savannah,  Ga. 


Frank  P.  Milburx  &  Co, 
Architects. 


SMYTH  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE. 


Marion,  Va. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Arcliilecls. 


SOUTHERN  R.  R.    Y.  M.  C.  A.  BUH.DhXC, 


Sl'ENCER,    N.   C. 


PARISH  JAIL. 
Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 

A'chilrctf. 


CITY  HAI.L. 


EXGIXE  HOUSE. 
MONROK,    L.\ 


Frank  P   Miuburn  &.  Co. 
Architects, 


FI^ORIDA  STATE  HOUSE, 


Tallahassee,  Fl,\. 


Frank  P.  Miubirn  &  Co. 

Archil  eels, 


ALUMNI  BUILDING,  UNIVERSITY  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA. 


Ch,\pel  Hill,  N.  C. 


1.  Fifteenth  Street. 

2.  Washington  Monument. 

3.  Potomac  River 


4.   D.   A.   R.   Memorial  Hall. 
,S.  United  States  Treasury. 

6.  Arlington  Cemetery.] 

7.  Corcoran  Art  Gallery 


\lli\V  FROM 


ULR  OI-'FICES. 


s.  White  House. 

I).  State,  War  and  Xavy  Building. 

lo    Mills  Building. 


1 1,    La  Fayette  Park. 

12-  Georgetown  Universilv. 

13.  Farragut  Apartment. 


14.  Rochambeau  Apartment. 

15.  Belasco  Theatre. 

16.  Pennsylvania  Avenue. 
1 7    Riggs  National  Bank. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


NEWBERRY  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE. 


Newbekrv,  ,S.  C. 


Fraxk  p.  Milburn  &  Co. 


I^OWNEBS  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE, 


Valposta,  Ga- 


Frank  P.  Mii,burn'&  Co. 
Architects, 


UNION  STATION 
For  the  Southern  Railway. 


Knoxville,  Te\nj. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co 
Architects 


WYTHE  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE. 


Wythkville,  \'.\, 


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Frank  P.  Milburx^S;  Co. 
Archilccts. 


NEW  UNION  STATION. 
For  the  .Atlantic  Coast  I<ine  and  Southern  Railways 


Ch.\kl,eston',  S    C. 


Frank  p.  MiLBURN  &  Co.    MAR\    A.N.N   b.Uiill  BUILDING,  UNIVERSITY  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA. 
Archiiecls. 


Chapel  Hill,  N.  C. 


Frank  P.  Milbiirn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


BUCHANNAN  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE. 


Grundy,  Va. 


I'kank  p.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


Mb.  NRILL  O'DONNEI.L  RK.SIDENCH 


Sl'MTER,   vS.  C, 


Frank  P.  Milburx  &  Co. 
Arcliitccls. 


CAPITAL  CLUB  BUILDING. 


Raleigh,  N.  C. 


Fkank  p.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


MECKI,ENBURG  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE. 


Charlotte,  N.  C. 


Frank  P.  Milbcrn  &  Co. 
ArchiUcls. 


Ri;.SlDK.\CE  OF  FRANCIS  P.  VENABLE. 
President,  University  of  North  Carolina. 


Chapel  Hill,  N.  C. 


Frank  P.  Miubirn  &  Co. 
Arcliilicts. 


INTERIOR  VIEW  OE  HAI.I,,  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE. 


I'AKI!^,   Ky. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


BATH  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE. 
\V.-\RREN  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE. 


\V.\RREN'  SPRI.VCS,  VA. 

Warrenton,  X.  C. 


lUiANK  P.   MlI.BURN  Ci  Cu 

Aichitccts, 


A.  R.  p.  CHURCH. 


NEwbEki-y,  S.  C. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


PROPOSED  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE. 


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Archilcds. 


UNION  STATION. 
For  Georgia,  Southern,  and  Atlantic  Coast  Line  Railways. 


August.^,  Ga, 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 

Arcliilccts, 


GIBBES  MEMORIAL  ART  GALLERY. 


ClIARI-IiSTON,    S.    C 


Fraxk  p.  Milburx  &  Co. 
Architects. 


FLORIDA  BANK  AND  TRUST  CO. 


Jackson\'ili.e,  Fl.\. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


l'()KSVTHl{   Cm.NTV    HoMli. 


Winston,  N.  C. 


FrAXK   p.    MiLBl-RN  ■ 

Arcliihcls. 


Co. 


THREEFOOT  BROTHERS  WHOLESALE  HOUSE. 


MEiiinux,   Miss. 


Frank  P.  Miuburn  &  Co.     THE  PIEDMONT  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY'S  BUILDING. 

Architects. 


Charlotte,  N.  C. 


Frank  I'.  Milbi'RX  &  Co. 
.■\icliilcch. 


TMH    \'\ii  iFLHS   HANK. 


vM.isiirRV,  .\.  C. 


Frank  P.  Miuburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


A  PRIVATE  TRAINING  SCHUUI.. 


Fkaxk  p.  Milburx  &  Co. 
Ardntccls. 


DESIGN  FOR  UMOX  STATI(.)N. 
For  the  Vicksburg,  Shreveport  and  Pacific  Railway 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co.  Y.  M.  C.  A.  BUILDING,  UNIVERSITY  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Architects. 


Ch.'vpel  Hill,  N.  C. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


POLICE  STATION. 


RO,\NOKE,    Va. 


Frank  P.  Milburx  it  Co. 
Architects. 


iil'Al',    DLMB,   A.\D   LiI,l.\D  SCHOOL. 


H.\i,EI(.;h,  \.  C 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
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DESIGN  FOR  A  GRADED  SCHOOE  BUIEDING. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


SOUTHERX  RAILWAY  PASSENGER  STATION. 


S.\LISBl'RV,     N.    C. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Aychitects, 


SOUTH  CAROLINA  STATl;  Ilor.Sl';. 


Columbia,  S.  C. 


FkAXK  p.   MlUBlKN  C<  Co. 

Architects. 


PIEDMONT  SAVINGS  BANK;  AND  OFFICE   KUILDIXG. 


Winston,  .N.  C. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Arcliilccts. 


SOUTHERN  RAILWAY  STATION. 


D.WVII.LE,    \'.\ 


Frank  P.  Milbl  rx  cm  lo. 
Arcliitects. 


ST.  MARVS  R.  C  CHURCH. 


Greexville,  S.  C. 


'Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architecls. 


THOMSON  AUDITORIUM. 
Built   by   the   City  for  the  Confederate   Veterans'   Reunion,    1899. 
Erected  in  ninety  days.     Seating  capacity,  10,000. 


Ch.\rleston,  S.  C. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


HUTHL  BLANCHE. 


L.\KE    ClT\-,    l''l..\. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  Si  Co. 
Architects. 


RESIDF.NCR  FOR  MR.  JAMRS  A.  BENSON. 


Washington,  Ga. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  Sc  Co. 
Arcbitecls. 


A.  C.  L.  R.  R.  PASSEXGER  STATION. 


SVMTER,    S.    C. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
i\icliilecls. 


CVRAYSUN  C<JL'NTV  C(_)UkT  Hol'SK. 
Also  built  al  Monticello,  Ky,;  Cadiz,  Ky. ;  Salyersville,  Ky. ;  Hinton,  \V. 
Hickman,    Ky.;  Winfield,    W.    Va.     Cost    $15,000   to   $21,000. 


IXDEPENTIEN'CE,    \'a, 


Va. 


Frank  P.  Miuburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


FORSYTHE  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE. 


Winston,  N.  C. 


Frank  1'.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


SOUTHERN  RESIDENCE  OF  MR.  FRANK  I>.  M1I.UVRN. 


Columbia,  S.  C. 


Fran'k  p.  MiLBrKX  &  Co. 
Archilccts. 


UNION'  STATION. 
Fur  Seaboard  Air  Line,  Xnrfolk  and  Western,  and  SmUhern  Railways. 


DtKii.wi,   N.  C. 


Frank  P.  Milburx  tt  Co. 
A  ich  ilccls. 


CITY  HALI.  AND  THEATER. 


Dakwngton,  S.  C. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co. 
Architects. 


FIRST  BAPTIST  CHl"RCH. 


WlXSTON,    X.    C. 


Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co 
Architects. 


Bf)YS'  FITTING  SCHOOL,  WOFFORD  COLLEGE, 


TkANK   P     MlLBlRN  &  Co. 

Arclnlecis 


UNION  STATION. 
For  the  Norfolk  and  Western  and  Southern  Railways. 


Winston,  S.  C. 


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Architects. 


UNION  STATION. 
For  Southern  Railway. 


ASHEvii.i.i;!   N.  C 


Frank  P.  Milbirx 
Architects. 


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;  Co.  IXIDX  STATION", 

For    Mobile    and    Ohio;   New    Orleans    and    N'ortheastern;  X'icksburg,  Slireveporl  and  Pacific; 
Southern  and  Alabama  Great  Southern  Railways. 


.Mkkuii.w,  Miss. 


I'KANK  P.  MiLBURN  &  Co, 

Architects. 


RESIDENCE  FOR  Mr.  H.  H.  EVANS. 


Nevvberrv,  S.  C. 


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Architects. 


DESIGN  FOR  UNION  STATION. 


Atl.^nt.^,  Ga. 


Frank  P.  Milbirn  &  Co. 

Architects. 


UNION  STATION 
For  the  Vicksburg,  Shreveport  and  Pacific  Railvvny. 


Monroe,  La. 


SOME  OF  OUR  WORK. 


COURT  HOUSES. 

Bourbon  Countv,  Kv.,  Court  House Paris,  Ky. 

Knox  Countv,  Kv.,  Court  House BarbourviUe,  Ky. 

Fulton  County,  Ky.,  Court  House Hickman,  Ky. 

Wavne  Countv,  Kv.,  Court  House Monticello,  Ky. 

Lowndes  Countv,  Oa.,  Court  House \'aldosta,  Ga. 

Wilkes  Countv,  Ga.,  Court  House Washington,  Ga. 

Wilcox  Countv,  Ga.,  Court  House Abbeville,  Ga. 

Glvnn  Countv,  Ga.,  Court  House Brunswick,  Ga. 

Fo'rsytlie  Countv,  X.  C,  Court  House Winston,  \.  C. 

Mecklenburg  Countv,  X.  C,  Court  House.  Charlotte,  X.  C. 

Guilford  Countv,  X.'  C,  Court  House Greensboro,  X.  C. 

Burke  Countv, 'X.  C,  Court  House Morganton,  X.  C. 

Warren  County,  X.  C,  Court  House Warrenton,  X.  C. 

Smvth  Countv,  Va.,  Court  House Marion,  \  a. 

Wvthe  Countv,  Va.,  Court  House W  ytheville,  \  a. 

Bath  Countv,' Va.,  Court  House Warm  Springs,  \a. 

Buchanan  Countv.  Va.,  Court  House  Grundy,  \a. 

Gravson  Countv,' Va.,  Court  House Independence,  \a. 

Wis'e  Countv,  Va.,  Court  House \\  ise,  \  a. 

Anderson  C<')untv,  S.  C,  Court  House Anderson,    S.    C. 

Xewberrv  Countv,  S.  C,  Court  House Newberry,   S.    C. 

McDowell  Count'v,  W.  Va.,  Court  House       Welch,  W  .  \a 

Mingo  Countv,  W.  Va.,  Court  House Williamson,  W  .  \  a. 

Wavne  Countv,  W.  Va.,  Court  House Wayne,  W  .  \  a. 

Tucker  CountV,  W.  Va.,  Court  House Parsons,  W  .  \  a. 

.Summers  Countv,  W.  Va.,  Court  Hoiise. .      Hinton   W^  \  a. 
Putnam  Countv,  W.  Va.,  Court  House  .     .  .Winfield,^  "„•,.• 
Pleasants  Countv,  W.  Va.,  Court  House.  .    St.  Mary  s,  W  .  \  a. 

Columbia  CountV,  Fla.,  Court  House Lake  City,  I- la. 

Magoffin  Countv,  Ky.,  Court  House Salversville,  Ky. 

Trigg  Countv,  Kv.,  Court  House Cadiz,  Ky. 

lohnson  Countv,' Kv.,  Court  House PaintsviUe,  Ky. 

'Powell  Countv,  Kv.,  Court  House Stanton,  Ky. 

Clinton  County,  Kv.,  Court  House ;?!,>■'      -''  i- 

Letcher  County,  Kv..  Court  House \\  hitesburg,  Ky. 

Campbell  Countv,  Tenn.,  Court  House La  FoUette,  Tenn. 


JAH^S. 

Rowan  Countv,  N.  C,  lail Salisbury,  N.  C. 

Anderson  Countv,  S.  C,  [ail Anderson,  S.  C. 

Wilcox  Countv,  'Ga.,  |ail Abbeville,  Ga. 

Mineral  Countv,  W.  Va.,  Jail Keyser,  W.  Va. 

.McDowell  Countv,  W.  Va.,  Jail Welch,  W.  \'a. 

Mingo  Countv,  W'.  \'a.,   lail Williamson,  W.  Va. 

Pleasants  Countv,  W.  Va..  Jail St.  Mary's,  W  .  Va. 

Powell  Countv,  Ky.,  [ail Stanton,   Ky. 

Bath  Countv,' Va.,  [ail Warm    Springs,  V  a. 

Monroe  Parrish.  La.,  Jail.         Monroe,    La. 

UXIOX  STATIOXS. 

Meridian  Terminal  Station • Meridian,   Miss. 

Charleston  Union  Station ' Charleston,  S.  C. 

Savannah  Union  Station .    Savannah,  Ga. 

Augusta  Union  Station Augusta,  Ga. 

Durham  Union  Station Durham,  X.  C. 

Columbia  Union  Station Columbia,  S.  C. 

Union  Station Decatur,  Ala. 

Union  Station Winston.  N.  C. 

OTHER  STATIOXS. 

Southern  Raihvav  Station Richmond,    \j. 

Southern  Raihvav  Station Danville,   \  a. 

Southern  Raihvav  Stati(m Charlotte,    X.   C. 

Southern  Railwa'v  Station Salisbury,    X.    C. 

Southern  Raihvav  Station Asheville,    N.    C. 

Southern  Raihvav  Station Knoxville,    1  cnn. 

Southern  Raihvav  Station Greenville,   S.   C\ 

Southern  Raihvav  Station Spartanburg,  S.  C. 

Southern  Raihvav  Station .-  > Rome,   Ga_. 

Southern  Raihvav  Staticm '.  .' Aiken,  S.  C. 

Soutliern  Raihvav  Station Summerville.  S.  C. 

Paleigh  &  Pamlico  Sound  R.  R Greenville,  X.   C. 

Paleigh  &  Pamlico  Sound  R.  R Wilson,  N.  C. 

.Atlantic  Coast  Line  Station Sumter,  S.  C. 


OFFICE  W.  P.  SNELGROVE,  COUNTY  SUPERVISOR. 

Anderson,  S.  C,  August  i,  1898. 
Mr.  Frank  P.  Milburn, 
Charlotte,  N.  C. 

Dear  Sir: — At  a  meeting  of  our  Building  Committee  to-day, 
which  perhaps  will  be  the  last  held,  it  was  unanimously  agreed 
that  we  sliould  nut  adjourn  without  expressing  our  entire  satis- 
faction with  you  as  a  man  who  will  carry  out  to  the  letter  his 
contracts.  Vou  have  intelligently  and  conscientiously  dis- 
charged every  duty  and  obligation  imposed  upon  you  by  reason 
of  being  the  Architect  of  the  new  Court  House  and  Jail  for 
Anderson  County. 

The  Court  House  is  given  up  to  be  the  handsomest  County 
building  in  the  State,  and  our  people  all  laud  their  praises 
of  both  the  Jail  and  Court  House. 

There  has  not  been  a  hitch  between  the  Building  Committee 
and  tlie  Contractors,  and  both  buildings  have  been  completed 
according  to  the  plans  and  specifications  furnished  by  you,  and 
this  speaks  worlds  for  the  Architect. 

In  addition,  we  want  to  say  that  you  have  made  friends 
of  this  entire  committee,  and  that  you  are  at  liberty  to  refer 
at  any  and  all  times  to  either  of  us. 

Respectfully, 

(Signed)         W.  P.  SN'FILCROVE,   Chairman. 
J.    D.    MAXWELL,    Secretary. 
JOHN  H.  JONES, 
J.  F.  CLARDY. 

I  hereby  certify  that  the  signatures  to  the  above  instrument 
of  writing  are  genuine.  Witness  my  hand  and  ofiicial  seal 
this  August  12,  189S. 

JNO.  C.  W'ATKINS, 

Clerk  Court,  C.  P.  &  G.  S. 


FLORIDA  CAPITOL  COMMISSION. 

At  a  meeting  of  the  Capitol  Commission  held  in  the  Executive 
Office,  Tallahassee,  Fla.,  December  18,  1902,  the  following 
resolutions  were  passed : 

"Resolved,  That  the  Capitol  Commission  of  the  State  of  Florida 
extend  its  thanks  to  Mr.  Frank  P.  Milburn  and  express  its 
appreciation  of  his  efticient  services  in  the  making  of  plans  and 
specifications  and  supervision  of  the  work  of  improving  the 
Capitol.  His  work  has  been  of  inestimable  value  in  connection 
with  the  building,  and  he  is  heartily  commended  to  the  public 
for  work  of  a  similar  nature." 

W.    S.    JENNINGS, 
Governor  of  Florida  and  Chairman 
of  the   Capitol   Connnission. 


COUNTY  COMYISSIONERS.  COLUMBIA  COUNTY, 
FLORIDA. 

Lake  City,  Fla.,  September  i,  1902. 
Mr.  Frank  P.  Milburn,  .Architect, 
Columbia,  S.  C. 
Dear  .Sir:  Believing  that  true  merit  should  have  its  reward, 
we,   the   County   Commissioners   of   Columbia   County,    Florida, 
desire  to  say  to  you  that  our  new  Court  House,  just  completed 
and  accepted,   is  the   pride  of  our  entire   people.      It   has  been 
remarked  by  many,  among  whom  were  our    Governor  and  State 
Comptroller,  that  our  building,  in  architectural  design,  attract- 
iveness, comfort  and  convenience,  has  no  equal  in  Florida.      We 
are  perfectly  satisfied.     And  you,  as  the  Architect  of  this  building 
have  the  gratitude  of  our  whole  jjeople,  and  you  should  feel 
proud  of  your  handiwork. 

With  the  best  of  wishes  for  your  future  continued  success,  we  are, 
Yours  very  truly. 

County    Commissioners 

of  Columbia  County,  Florida. 
By  R.  T.   Boozer,   Chairman. 


COUNTY  JUDGE,  FULTON  COUNTY,  KENTUCKY. 

HiCKMA.N,    Kv.,    January    j.s,    1904. 
Ti>  Whom  it  May  Concern: 

The  Fulton  County  Court  apiiointed  Frank  P.  Milburn  as 
Architect  for  the  new  Court  House  recently  completed.  His 
])lans  were  satisfactory  and  our  peo])le  feel  that  he  has  done  his 
duty  as  Superintendent  of  the  work.  AVe  have  the  best  ar- 
ranged and  constructed  Iniilding  in  Western  Kentucky.  All 
our  people  are  well  pleased  and  there  are  no  complaints  from 
any  source.  I  take  |)lcasure  in  reconiniendinj;  Mr.  Milburn  to 
anyone  in  need  of  an  Architect,  as  a  tirst-class  man — knowing 
th.t  they  will  not  be  disajipointed  should  theysecure  his  services. 
Yours  verv  truly, 

H.    M.  "KEARBV. 
Judge    of    I' uiton     County    Court. 


COMMISSIONERS  OF   ROADS  AND   REVENUES, 
WILCOX   COUNTY,  GA. 

Abbeville,  G-\.,  July  5,  1904. 
To  Whom  it  May  Concern: 

This  is  to  certify  that  the  County  Commissioners  of  Wilcox 
County,  Georgia,  liave  accepted  the  plans  and  specifications  for 
the  new  §52,000  Court  House  as  submitted  by  Architect  Frank 
P.  Milburn.  The  plans  are  complete  and  the  Iniilding  is  now 
finished  to  the  entire  satisfaction  of  our  people.  We  found  Mr. 
Milburn  honest,  upright,  and  prompt  in  all  our  dealings  with 
him,  and  we  recommend  him  to  anyone  in  need  of  the  services 
of  an  Architect. 

GEORGE  F.   McLEOD,   Chairman, 

J.  B.  MITCHELL, 

T  M.  PARSONS. 


COMMISSIONERS  OF   ROADS   AND   REVENUES, 
WILKES   COUNTY,   GA. 

W.\SHINGTON,  0.\.,  JtLY    II,    I904. 
To  W  liom  it  May  Concrni,  (ireeling: 

I.  the  undersigned.  Commissioner  for  Wilkes  County,  Georgia, 
certify  that  Frank  P.  Milburn  was  the  Architect  for  our  new 
Court  House,  which  cost  §45,000.  He  has  rendered  valuable 
services  to  this  County  in  protecting  their  interests.  I  found 
his  plans  complete,  and  did  not  have  one  cent  of  extras,  above 
the  contract  price.  I  found  him  to  be  fair,  honest,  and  promjit 
in  the  discharge  of  his  duties. 

I  do  not  give  this  recommendation  as  a  matter  of  form,  but 
I  believe  trtie  merit  warrants  it. 

C.  E.  SMITH, 

Commissioner. 

As  ( )rdinarv  of  Wilkes  Countv,  I  fullv  indorse  the  above. 

S.  LANE,  Ortiinary  ]]'ilkis  Co.,  Ga. 


BOARD   OF  COUNTY  COMMISSIONERS. 

Ch.^rlotte,  N.  C,  October  16,  1S9S. 
To  Whom  it  May  Concern: 

This  is  to  certifv  that  the  Building  Committee  of  the  new 
Court  House  of  Charlotte,  N.  C,  adopted  plans  submitted 
by  Frank  P.  Milburn,  Architect,  for  our  new  Court  House,  the 
same  being  in  their  judgment  the  best  design  submitted,  from 
more  than  twenty  Architects. 

During  the  construction  of  our  building,  we  found  Mr.  Milburn 
a  practical  man,  and  his  plans  have  given  us  entire  satisfaction. 
Yours  truly, 
(Signed)         JNO.  R.  ERWIN, 

Chairman. 


PRESIDENT'S  OFFICE 
UNIVERSITY  OF  NORTH    CAROLINA, 

CHAPEL    HILL,     N.     C. 

October  io,  iyo6. 
Frank  P.  Milburn  &  Co.,  Architects, 

Home  Life  Building,  W'ashingtdn,  D.  C. 
Dear  Sirs:  I  am  glad  to  testify  to  the  satisfaction  uliich  has 
been  given  the  authorities  of  the  University  of  North  Carolina 
by  the  plans  and  s])ecifications  which  yon  have  prepared  for 
various  buildings  here.  The  buildings  are  seven  in  number  and 
we  are  ]jleased  witli  both  the  beauty  of  design  and  the  thorough- 
ness of  tlie  specifications. 

\'ery  truly  yours, 

FRANCIS  P.  VENABLE, 

President. 


BAILEY  BROTHERS, 

INCORPORATED. 

TOBACCO  MANUFACTURERS. 

Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  (October  fs,  1906. 
To  Whom  it  May  Concern: 

Mr.  Frank  P.  Milburn  was  our  Architect  when  we  built  our 
new  Court  House  at  a  cost  of  $60,000.00  in  1896,  and  Frank  P. 
Milburn  &  Co.  were  Architects  for  our  new  County  Home  now 
about  completed,  which  will  cost  about  $26,000.00.  Both  of 
above  buildings  arc  the  best  in  our  State,  and  I  do  not  hesitate 
to  say  that  I  consider  them  one  of  the  best  and  most  reliable 
firms  of  Architects  that  I  know. 

M.  D.  BAILEY, 
(^Itairnian,  Board  of  County  Commissioners. 


SMYTH  COUNTY  CIRCUIT  COURT, 
S.  W.    KENT,  CLERK. 


Marion,   Va.,   May   29,    1906. 
Mr,  Frank  P.  Milbiirn, 
Columbia,  S.  C. 
Dear  Sir:  We   have  completed  our  new  Court   House  from 
plans  prepared  by  you,  and  we  desire  to  take  this  method  of 
thanking  you  for  the  sati.sfaction  you  have  given  us  in  these 
plans,  and  to  assure  you  that  the  business  relations  our  Com- 
mittee have  had  with  you  have  been   pleasant  and   ])rofitable. 
We  have  a  Court  House  of  which  we  are  justly  proud,  and  we 
feel  that  you  are  justly  entitled  to  a  large  share  of  the  credit. 

We  desire  to  say,  also,  that  you  ]>lanned  a  liuilding  which  has 
been  completed  within  the  aijpriijiriation  and  with  very  few 
extras.  The  plans  were  full  and  coni])lele,  and  the  contractor 
and  workmen  had  no  trouble  in  understanding  the  minutest 
detail.  Your  eminent  success  with  the  building  has  induced  the 
authorities  of  our  town  to  contract  with  you  for  plans  for  our 
new  $20,000.00  school-building  and  the  Directors  of  The  Marion 
National  Bank  for  its  new  bank  building.  We  trust  that  at 
fome  future  time  we  may  have  other  work,  which  we  shall 
cheerfully  give  to  you. 

Yours  truly, 

B.  F. 
W.  L. 
T.  S. 


BUCHANAN, 

LINCOLN, 

GOETCHIUS, 


Executive   MfmbcrSj   Building  Committee, 


OFFICE  OF  JUDGE  OF  BOURBON  COUNTY  COURT. 

Paris,    Ky.,    June    15,    1905. 
To  whom  it  May  Concern: 

The  Buildint;  Committee  and  the  Fiscal  Court  nf  Bourbon 
County,  Kentucky,  selected  the  ])lans  (jf  Frank  P.  Milburn, 
Architect,  of  Columbia,  South  Carolina,  for  their  new  Si6.s,ooo.oo 
Court  House,  which  is  fire-proof,  the  first  story  being  built  of 
South  Carolina  granite,  and  the  two  upper  stories  of  Bedford 
stone. 

The  building  is  now  comiilete  and  the  work  has  been  carried 
out  in  a  very  satisfactory  manner;  while  we  encountered  many 
difficulties  and  had  trouble  with  our  original  contractors,  we  now 
have  one  of  the  handsomest  Court  Houses,  if  not  the  handsomest, 
in  the  State,  and  at  the  same  time,  one  of  the  best. 

Being  ine>q)erienced  in  this  line  of  work  when  we  started,  we 
can  now  appreciate  tlie  valuable  services  rendered  the  County 
by  Mr.  Milbuin;  he  has  guarded  the  interests  of  our  County  in 
every  possible  way,  and  taken  the  greatest  interest.  He  was 
well  recommended  to  us,  and  we,  with  pleasure,  recommend  him 
to  others  who  are  in  need  of  a  competent  and  conscientious 
architect. 

Res])ectfully, 

H.  C.  SMITH, 
County  J udge  of  Bourbon  County. 

J.  WILL  THOMAS, 
Chairman  oj  Building  Committee. 


OFFICE  OF   BOARD    OF    COUNTY   COMMISSIONERS, 
LOWNDES  COUNTY. 

V.\LDOST.\,   G.\.,   June  ,^0,    i(;o.5. 
To  Tho\f  ]  nlf  rested: 

The  County  Commissioners  of  this  County  employed  Architect 
I-'rank  P.  Milburn  to  prepare  plans  and  specifications  and  sui)er- 
vise  the  erection  of  our  new  S6,s,ono,oo  Court  House.  He  has 
carried  out  his  contract  faithfully ;  we  have  the  liest  Court  House 
in  the  State  of  Georgia,  and  we  feel  that  Mr.  Milburn  is  entitled 
to  credit  for  the  manner  in  which  he  has  protected  our  interests. 
His  plans  were  complete,  and  we  have  not  a  single  fault  to  find, 
and  we  take  pleasure  in  recommending  him  to  anvone  that 
contemplates  erecting  buildings.  He  came  to  us  well  recom- 
mended, and  has  ])roven  himself  worthy  of  the  good  name  given 
him. 

T.    S.    McKEV,    Chairman. 

J.  E.  WEBB, 

D.  W.  PASSMORK. 


STATE  OF  SOUTH   CAROLINA,   EXECUTIVE 
CHAMBER. 

CoLU.MBi.\,  S.  C,  December  29,  1902. 
Mr.  Fr.wk  p.  MiLBtRN, 
Columbia,  S.  C. 
De.\r  Sir:  It  gives  me  a  great  deal  of  pleasure  to  recommend 
you  to  anyone  who  desires  the  services  of  an  .-Architect.     Your 
Work  at  \\'inthrop  Colle.ge,  the  City  Hall,  and  the  State  Capitol 
shows  that  you  are  master  of  your  profession. 
Yours  very  truly. 

M.  B.  McSWEENEY, 

Governor. 


BOARD   OF  SUPERVISORS,  WYTHE  COUNTY. 

Wytheville,  Va.,  November  28,  1901. 
"Resolved,  That  the  thanks  of  the  Board  of  Commissioners 
of  Wythe  County  be  tendered  to  Mr.  Frank  P.  Milburn,  Archi- 
tect, of  Columbia,  S.  C,  for  his  untiring  interest  in  securing  for 
Wythe  County  a  creditable  Court  House,  both  in  plan  and  con- 
struction, of  which  the  County  mav  be  justly  proud. 

(Signed)         A.  L.  PORTER, 

Chairman. 


COUNTY  CLERK'S  OEFICE. 

Weloi,    W.    \'.\.,    May  4,    1895. 
Know  all  Men  hy  these  Presents: 

That  we  selected  Frank  P.  Milburn  as  the  Architect  of  our 
new  Court  House  and  Jail,  having  had  plans  from  twelve  dif- 
ferent Architects  to  select  froni.  Both  buildings  are  now  com- 
plete, at  a  cost  to  our  Coimty  of  S,S4,ooo.  They  are  a  mon- 
ument to  our  County,  and  a  credit  to  the  Architect.  We  are 
well  pleased  and  satisfied  with  same,  and  do  not  hesitate  to 
recommend  Mr.  Milburn  to  County  officers  in  need  of  his  services 
as  a  man  worthy  and  well  qualified  in  his  profession. 

T.  K.  TOTTEN, 
W.  C.  DANIEL, 

[seal.]  H.  C.  FLESHER. 

W.  BuRBRiDOE  Payne, 

C.  C.  C.  C. 


G.   B.  BINGHAM,  JUDGE  OF  THE  TRIGG   COUNTY 
COURT. 

Cadiz,    Ky.,   November    11,    1895. 
To  \]'liom  it  may  Concern: 

We,  the  undersigned  Commissioners  of  Tri.gg  County,  in  the 
matter  of  erecting  a  new  Court  House  for  said  County,  do 
hereby  certify  that  Mr.  Frank  P.  Milburn  was  our  Architect 
(having  selected  his  plans  from  quite  a  number  submitted 
to  us),  and  as  such  was  highly  satisfactory.  We  cheerfully 
commend  him  as  worthy  of  the  consideration  of  any  who  may 
desire  the  services  of  a  good  man,  a  good  Architect,  and  every- 
thing the  term  implies.  We  have  a  first-class  building,  and 
the  best  one  we  ever  saw  for  the  cost. 

(Signed)         G.  B.  BINGHAM, 
TNO.  D.  SHAW, 
'I.  M.  TAYLOR, 
R.  A.  BURNETT, 

Committee. 
[seal.] 
T.  K.  Grasty, 

Trigg  County  Clerk. 


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*  Our     Line     embi;ices     the    l_.g?r^^H,r  -     -    -^       '    >«-., -  '  -'■^^  * 

I  largest    selection    of    original    ^*»fP^  ^fim^Sm.   '^^eeMj/^-yc-JM.  I 

*  designs  on  the  Market.  ^  ■    •   -  ^ 

I  Floors  of  every  description:     TILE,  TERRAZZA  and  MOSAIC.  | 

*  All  of  our  floors  are  laid  by  first  class  and  thoroughly  experienced  men.  4 

*  If  it  is  a  question  of  what  design  of  a  MANTEL  to  use  in  a  particular  room  * 

*  or  what  kind  of  a  floor  to  put  down  on  your  Terrace  Vestibule,  Hath  room,  or  in  $ 
%  fact  anything  in  the  line  of  Mantels,  Tiles  and  Grates— /l^S A'  McCLA  MROCH,  % 
%  the  mantel,  tile  and  ^rate  experts.     Consultation  free.  % 

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*■  71  //■     /^  I  I        1\  /T  ,     I    /^  Addrea  DetarUnciil  K.  221  South  Elm  Street,  * 

%      IVlcLlanirocb  IVlaJitel  Lo.,  greensboro.  n.c.  % 


Carolina  Portland  Gement  60. 

Charleston,  S.  C.        Atlanta,  Ca.  Birmingham,  Ala.        New  Orleans.  La. 

SOUTHERN  and  Western  Agents  "  Vulcanite,  "  'Old 
Dominion,"  "Kosmos"  and  "Alpha"  Brands,  liighest 
grade  American  Portland  Cements.  "  Gager's, "  ''  Keystone" 
and  "Red  Cross"  Brands  Lime.  "King's"  Windsor  and 
"Texas"  Cement  Plasters.  "Old  Dominion"  Brand, 
highest  grade  Fire  Brick.  "  Dehydratine, "  Water  and 
Damp  proof   material. 


i 


MT.    AIRY    GRANITE 


INTERIOR    OF    CUTTING    PLANT. 

Tlie  North  Carolina  (Jraiiite  Corporation,  Mt.  Airy,  N.  C. 


FIRE    RETARDANT 

EHRET'S  SLAG   ROOFING 

Guaranteed   ten   years 
Needs  no  repairs 

Applied  only  by 

Warren-Ehret  Company 

(ESTABLISHED  1852) 

CHARLOTTE,  N.  C.  PITTSBURGH,  PA.  BALTIMORE,   MD. 

A  complete  line  of  Roofing  Materials  always  in  stock. 


Frank  P.  Milhurn  &  Co. 

Archu  ECTS. 


UNION    STATION. 


Mkuiiiian,  Miss 


Wm.  F.  Bowe,  Augusta,  Georgia. 

Contractor  for      J:"*  ^^^lt\  ^^!■;•■'^,  '"'*'  ,"f'«''"V  «'o<\ street   Paving. 

(eineiit  Side- t\alks  and  Concrete   uork. 

I  have  just  finished  $15,000.00 

Gilt  edge  references  contract  for  Brick  Paving,  Cement 

furnished  on  appHcation.  vSide-walks   and   Platforms  for  the 

above  Union  Station. 


Tiie  "TARGET-and-ARROW"  Old  Style  roofing-tin, 

the  old,  original  brand,  is  exactl}'  the  same  kind  of  durable  roofing-tin  that  we 
have  been  making  and  selling  for  more  than  sevent}-  years. 

Our  long  experience — longer  than  any  otlier  tmplate  house — is  a  guarantee 
of  our  responsibility,  and  the  reliability  of  our  goods.  Our  roofing-tin  had 
already  established  a  reputation  for  durability  before  any  other  tinplate  house 
now  in  existence  had  started  in  business. 

Notwithstanding  competitors'  arguments  to  the  contrar}^,  it  is  a  fact  that 
we  offer  to-day  exactly  the  same  old-time  durable  quality  in  our  "'TARGET-and- 
ARROW"  Old  Style  tin  as  the  tinplate  we  sold  sixty  and  seventy  years  ago, 
which  is  found  to-day  on  roofs  in  the  older  cities  of  this  country  still  in  good 
condition. 

Note  that  we  use  the  old-time  name  for  this  tin— "TARGET-and-ARROW" 
Old  Style — rather  than  the  words  "Taylor  Old  vStyle,"  which  have  been  imitated 
in  every  possible  way  by  other  tinplate  houses. 

N.  &  G.  Taylor  Company, 

Manufacturers  of  Tinplate. 

Established  1810,  Philadelphia. 

FuRN.^cES,  Rolling  Mills  and 

Blackplate  Plant,  Cumberland,  Md. 
Tinplate  Works,  Philadelphia. 


ENTRANCE  GATES,  RESIDENCE  WM.  L.   ELKINS,   OCONTZ.  PA. 

Painted  with  DIXON'S  SILICA-GRAPHITE    PAINT  for  protection  and  effect. 
The  Property  Owner  Saves   Money  when    ihe   Ironwork   or  Metal  Roof  is  Painted  with 


j°riTv  H)uon'6  Silica-(5rapbite  paint    colors 

Manufactured   only  by    the 

JOSEPH    DIXON    CRUCIBLE    CO.,   Jersey   City,    New    Jersey. 


A  (jIOOD  TIN-ROOF  is  the  best  covering  for  buildings  EVER  devised,  it  being 
fire  proof,  light,  attractive  in  appearance,  eas}'  to  care  for,  not  over  costly, 
and  very  durable. 

GOOD  TIN=ROOFS 
made  from  our  well  known  brand  of  Roofing  Tin 

"SCOTT'S=EXTRA=COATED" 
have  been  proving  this  in  all  sections  for  22  years. 

Pollansbee  Brothers  Company. 

OWNERS  MANUFACTURERS  SELLERS 

PITTSBURGH. 

CAPITAL 
$1,000,000. 


RADIATORS 


EAM  AND  WATER 
WARMING 


For  DIRECT,  SEMI=  DIRECT  &  INDIRECT  HEATING 

Direct  Radiators  ft'oni  one  to  five  colitmns  in  widt/i,  in  heigltts  I'i  to  ■/.>  inches 


ROYAL 
RADIATOR 


HEIGHTS: 

18  to  43  inches. 


THE  H.  B.  SMITH  COMPANY 


Send  for  Catalog. 


728  Arch  Street,  Philadelphia. 


YELDHAM    &    KEUSDER 

SLATE,  IRON  AND  TILE  ROOFING 
RAILROAD  WORK  A  SPECIALTY 


Manufacturers  of 

SHEET    METAL    WORK 

CORNICES,  SKYLIGHTS,    AND    WIRE   GLASS    WINDOWS 

Office:  269  w.  van  buren  stref;t 
Factory:  1S6-1S8  S.  Morgan  St. 

Telephone  1848  Monroe.  CHICAGO. 


CHAS.  WUICHET 

WALTER   G.    AUICHET                                               GEORGE   WUICHET 

CHAS. 

WITICHST  «£  CO. 

DAYTON,  OHIO 

-MANUFACTURERS  OF- 


SLATE,    TILE.    ASPHALT,    AND    ALL     KINDS     OF    METAL    ROOFING, 

GALVANIZED  IRON  AND  COPPER  CORNICES, 

AND  BUILDING  TRIMMINGS 


OUR    PRICES   ARE  LOW    FOR    GOOD    WORK 

WORK  DONE  IN  ANY  PART  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 


Write  us 

lor  prices  before 

! 
vou  let  contract.      We  executed  the  Galvanized  Iron  and  Slate  Work  on 

Winston,  N. 

C,  Welch,  W.  Va.,  Williamson,  W.  Va.,  and  Paris,  Ky. 
Courthouses;  cuts  appear  in  this  book. 

Factories,  Westfielil,  Mass. 


Eslablished  i8^} 


THE  H.  B.   SMITH  COMPANY 

728  Arch  Sh-eet,  Philadelphia 
MERCER    ^r;  BOILER  Mamtfacinrersof 

Boilers  and  Radiators 

■■■■■for 


CAPACn  Y:  MERCER 
Steam     ---.--..     ^y^  to  6,000  Square  feet 

IVater --     62^  to  9,8/';  Square  feel 

No.  48  MILLS  CAPACITY: 

Steam 4.800  to  ij,6oo  Square  feet 

H''aler -     7.935  to  22,4^0  Square  feel 

100  Horse  Power  for  Fan  and  Lii>hl  Piessure  IVork. 


Steam  and  Water  Heating 


BOILERS 

Mercer 

No.  48  Mills  {portable  sajety) 

Cottage 

Homestead 

Menlo 

Mills  {hrick-set) 


THE 


EMMEL 


GO. 


No.61to81  Bristol  Street 


BOSTON.      MASS 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 

MODELS  FURNISHED 

All  kinds  of .  . . . 

■^^^"^^H 

FOR  REPRODUCTION 

ARCHITECTURAL 

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IN  WOOD,  STONE, 

ORNAMENTS 

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PLASTER, 
CEMENT, 

■ IN 

r   ^       1 

METAL,  ETC. 

PAPER-MACHE 

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COMPO,  STAFF 
PLASTER  AND  WOOD 

In  ;in\-  style,  also 

L_J 

ARCHITECTS' 

DRAWINGS  ON 
SPECIAL  WORK 

WOOD  CARVjNG 

■^liHI 

CORRECTLY 

and  MODELING. 

INTERPRETHD 

Chattanooga  i/ioofing  and  J^ounc/rj/  Co, 


MANUFACTURERS    OF 


tiheet  and  Cast  Metal 
BUILD  ma 

MATERIAL 

Galvanixed  lion    Wor/: 

Cornice 
SkvJis>hts 
Gutters,  etc. 


New  Co  it  t(}'f/  Pa  tent 
Metal  Shhigle 

Store  Fronts 

Columns,  LintcJs,  SiJls 

II  BOUGHT  IIiO^  WOBK 

A  irn  i  iif/s 


Painted  Tin  and  Galvanized  Tin  Shhit/lcs 

Write  for  Catalogue  CHATTANOOGA,  TENNESSEE 


THERE  IS  A  VAST  DIFFERENCE  IN  PAINTS. 

If  you  need  Paint  at  all,  you  certainly  need  the  best. 
It  is  impossible  to  make  better  paint  than  Davis'   lOO  per 
cent  Pure  Paint. 

WHY? 


Because  it 

is  made 

exclusively 

of 


^  <^  5^       This  Paint  Free  of       T^^ 

n     »s       ccst  if  found  to  contain        .     *f\ 


||  1  his  PatKaKcol  DAVIS'  BEST  PRflPAHED  PAINT  tontalni 

no  adulteration    in   any    (orm    ^^  hatever.  and  when  an- 

al\  7cd,    uur  Outride  \\  hite  and  ail  Tint^  uiil  shuw- 

.1  010  PROCESS  UNSEED  OIL.  .  .  -  -  100  PER  CENT  PURE 
1\  010  PROCESS  WHITE  tEJO(  t:s:%..,c  )  IDO  PER  CENT  PORE 
SEltCTEO  WHITE  ZINC  iO<ide>  ■  lOO  PER  CENT    PURE. 

Includinj;  the  nctessary   pure  tinting 
colors  and  best  turpentine  drjer. 


P//n'  Carbonate  of  Lead 
Pure  Oxide  of  Zinc 
Pure  Linseed  Oil 
Pure  Tinting  Colors 
Pure  Turpentine  Dryers. 


Read  Guarantee. 

Why  does  not  a  similar  y;iiarantee  appeal"  on  ALL  Hio;h  Grade  Paints: 

It  would — IF  — thev  were  pure. 

If  \our  DEALER  does  not  ha\e  it,  write  to 

THE  H.    B.    DAVIS  COMPANY,  BALTIMORE.  MD. 


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COLUMBIA  LIMBER  AND  MFG.  CO.     ^ 


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MANUPACTUREKS  OK 


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Sash,  Doors  and  Blinds.  Interior 

Finish  in  Pine,  Oak  and  Cypress. 

Special      Mill      Work.     Station 

Settees,   etc. 


SEND  PLANS  AND  SPECIFICATIONS  FOR  DELIVERED  PRICES 


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L     &  N.    R.    I{    STATION,   LOIIISVIIXE,    KENTUCKY. 


Damask  Designs  for  Large  Floors. 


TILE 

Floor 

Wall  and 

Enamels. 


Lcad'uig 

MaiuifiU'turers  of 

CERAMIC 

FLOOR  TILE 


The  Mosaic  Tile  eompany. 


FACTORY  &  OFFICE, 
ZANESVILLE,  OHIO' 


NEW   YORK  OFFICE 
506-508    BROOME  ST. 


THE  D.  A.  TOMPKINS  CO. 

Engineers,   Mannfaettirers  and  Contractors 

CHARLOTTE,  N.  C. 


Hot  Wiitcr, 

StCdlll, 

Exhiiiist  Stctini. 


jjTi'm  i^,!ji('|.i  11 1 '  jS 


Residences, 
Offices  or 
School  Buildings, 
Factories. 


HEATING  CONTRACTORS 

Fire  Protection 

Let   i(s  /inure  o)i  your  requireiiieuts 


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J\l, 


CHARLOTTE,  N.  C. 

Established  1870  Incorporated  1906 


CORBIN'S  UNIT  LOCK. 


Complete  line  of  Builder's  hardware  and  build- 
ing material. 

Agents  for  P.  &  F.  Corbin  and  Corbin  Cabinet 
Lock  Company's  locks. 

We  will  gladly  furnish  list  and  prices  for 
finishing  hardware  if  owners  will  send  us 
their  plans. 


Varnish  in  Architecture 

SHODDY. 

From  its  original  significance  the  word  siioddv  has  become  a  synonym  tor  cheap  and  worthless 
goods  of  all  kinds. 

With  most  commodities  there  is  comparatively  little  danger  in  being  deceived  by  shoddy  goods,  if 
ordinarv  care  is  exercised  by  the  buyer.  Varnish,  however,  is  a  notable  exception;  a  shoddy  varnish  can- 
not always  be  distinguished  from  a  good  one  even  by  an  expert  if  looked  at  side  by  side  through  a  glass 
vessel;  and  more  than  this  a  shoddy  varnish  may  for  a  brief  time  look  as  well  as  a  good  one  even  after  it 
is  applied. 

Shoddy  varnish,  however,  betrays  its  pedigree  by  quickly  perishing  and  leaving  as  a  heritage  a  dull 
and  faded  look  on  the  woodwork. 

Good  varnish  properly  applied  makes  a  permanently  beautiful  finish. 

The  only  way  to  get  a  perfect  interior  finish  is  to  use  a  perfect  varnish.  The  majoritv  of  perfect 
interiors  of  natural  woods  are  finished  with  "BERRY  BROTHERS'  .ARCHITECTUR.AL 
FINISHES." 

Finished  specimens  of  wood,  and  instructive  pamphlet  on  wood  finishing  mailed  free  tor  the  asking. 

BERRY    BROTHERS,  (limixed) 

VARNISH    MANUFACTURERS 

New  York        Philadelphia        Chicago        St.  Louis        Boston        Baltimore        Cincinnati        San  Francisco 

KACXORY   and    MAIN    OFFICE,    DETROIT 
Canaaien   Factory,    W  A  UKE  R  V  1  LLE,    ONT. 


;j  FOGLE  BROTHERS  [j 

J  RELIABLE  AND  EXPERIENCED  \i 

'■<  Guilders  \\ 

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\  Winston-Salem,  N.  e.  W 

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t»ERFECT  JOINT  COLU]SIlSrB 

Made  in  all  .sizes  from    6  to  36  inehes  in  diameter  and  proportionate   lengths. 


Aiken.  S.  C. 
Atlanta.  Ga. 


Bainbridge,  Ga. 
Birmingham,  Ala. 


Charlotte,   N.  C. 


Chesterfield  Co.  Va. 
Chevy  Chase  Lake,  Md. 
Columbia,  S.  C. 

Commerce,  Ga. 
Dillon.  S.  C. 

Durham.  N.  C. 


Goldsboro.  N.  C. 
Greensville.  Miss. 
Greenwood.  S.  C. 
Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Hawkinsville,  Ga. 
Henderson,  N.  C. 

Huntsville.  Ala. 


/  Skction  of  Stavi- 


JrECTION    OF    SHAI-T 
AFTER    TURNING 


Section  of  Shaft 

1IEFOKI-:    Tl'RNINO 


Some  of  Our  Important  Southern  Work 


Bannard.  4  col  .10  in,  21  col  18  in 

Ethridge,   12  col  12  in 

Ft,  McPherson.  83  col  12  in 

Henry  W.  Grady.  4  col  19  in.  8  col  12  in 

Haden.  4  col  24  in 

Hadlow,  6  col  26  in.  12  col  14  in 

Ponce  de  Leon  Ave  Bap  Ch,  6  co!  24  in 

Callahan,  4  col  26  in.  14  col  12  in 

Goodall,  2  col  30  in,  15  col   12  in 

Moore.  2   col  24  in 

Thompson,   6  cnl  28  in,  10  col  16  in 

Latter.  8  col  30  in 

Robbins,  4  col  .10  in.  6  col  12  in 

Hawley,  4  col  24  in 

Dunn.  4  col  29  in 

Page.  6  col  20  in,  7  col  12  and  14  in 

Marshall,  4  col  20  in.  11  col  12  in 

Miller.  4  col  25  in 

Allen  I'niversity,  4  co!  36  in 

N.  E.  Banking  Co..  2  col  18  in 

Stackhouse.  2  col  24  in 

Hamer,  4  col  25  in 

Beall.  2  col  24  in.  2  col  — 

Manning,  2  col  24  in,  6  col  12  in 

Fuller.  4  col  24  in.  25  col  12  in 

Borden.  6   col    24   in 

Kings  Daughters  Home,  4  col  24  in 

Gravdon.  4  col  24  in 

Shaw.  2  col  24  in 

Taylor.  4  col  18  in.  31  col  10  in 

Huggins.  2  col  24  in 

Perham,  14  col  28  in 

Cooper,  12  col  15  in 

Webster,  4  col  24  in 


Jackson.  Miss. 
Jacksonville,  Fla. 


Kingston.  N.  C. 

Knoxville.  Tenn. 
La  Grange.  Ga, 
Lancaster,  S.  C. 
Maxton.  N.  C. 
Monroe,  N.  C. 
New  Bern,  N.  C. 
Norfolk,  Va. 


Orangeburg,  S.  C. 


Owings  Mills,  Md. 
Raleigh.  N.  C. 


Rock  Hill,  S.  C. 
Rome,  Ga. 
Salisbury.  Md 
.Spray.  N.  C. 
Washington,  D.  C. 

Waynesboro,  Ga. 
Wilmington.  N.  C. 
Winston  Salem,  N.  C. 


Minis.  4  col  2S  in 

Florida  Bank  &  Trust  Co.,  2  col  24  in 

Johnson.  2  col  36  in.  10  col  24  in 

Stockton,  6  col  26  in 

Grainger.  6  col  24  in.  4  col  9  in 

Hines,  4  col  25  in,  23  coL  smaller  sizes 

Woodruff  Hardware  Co.  4  col  28  in 

Duns<m.  4  col  24  in.  15  col  10  in 

Henry.  2  col  26  in 

McKinnon,  4  col  19  in 

Bell.  3  col  24  in,  18  col  12  in 

Blades.  68  col  of  different  sizes 

Johnson,  2  col  24  in 

Rhode  Island  Bldg.  Jamestown  Exposition 

6  col  22  in,  28  col  14  in 
Brantlev.  4  cnl  24  in.  5  col  12  in 
Bulkey.  6  col  21  in 
Forman.  4  col  26  in 
Snook,  4  col  20  in 
Lownes.  4  col  25  in 
Insane  Asylum.  6  col  29  in 
Johnson.  4  col  22  in 
Pearce.  4  col  21  in.  4  col  12  in 
S-oinborne,  4  col  21  in,  4  col  II  in 
Stephens.  4  col  26  in 
Boys'  Industrial  Home,  6  col  30  in 
Humphrey,  2  col  24  in.  16  col  9  in 
Mebane.  4  col  26  in.  10  col  12  in 
Adams,  4  col  24  in.  15  col  1  1  in 
V.  S.  Home  Hospital,  4  col  28  in 
Jones.  6  col  30  in.  21  col  15  in.  10-12  in 
Vollers,  4  col  24  in.  IS  col  12  in 
Grogan.  3  col  24  in,  5  col  10  in 


Our  work  is  being  constantly  specified  ])y  the  best  Southern  architects.    Especial 
attention  given  to  detail.    Estimates  promptly  furnished. 

THEDOANE  &  JONES  LUMBER  CO., 

Elmira,  N.  Y. 


LUDOWICI-CELADON  COMPANY. 

TERRA-COTTA  ROOFING  TILES 

OF  HIGHEST  GRADE. 

All  the  Standard  and  Interlocking  shapes  in  Semi-Glaze  and  Natural  Reds, 
also  full,  Matt  and  Sand-Blast  Glazes  in  Greens,  Yellow-Greens  and  Hrowns, 
as  well  as  many  special  colors. 

Four  Large  Factories  Insure  Prompt  Delivery. 

CATALOGUE  AND  ESTIMATE  FURNISHED  UPON  REQUEST. 

SOUTHERN  SALES  OFFICE!    534  BRYAN   ST.  EAST,  SAVANNAH,  Ga. 
GENERAL  SALES  OFFICE:    509  CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE,  CHICAGO,   ILL. 

New  York.  Cleveland.  New  Orleans.  Philadelphia.  Denver. 


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\  ICTORIA   SHlMil  ES. 

WATERl^ROOF 


CORTRICHT 

METAL 

ROOFING 

All  the  virtues  of  ;ill  other  kinds 
of  roofing,  and  none  of  their 
faults. 

Put  on  by  any  competent  me- 
chanic— no  expert  work  re- 
quired. 

Light  as  tin,  but  has  no  exposed 
nailholes,  never  leaks,  tears,  or 
blows  off. 

Ornamental  as  slate  or  tile,  but 
never  cracks,  splits  or  falls  off. 

Picturesque  as  wood  shingles, 
but  never  curls,  burns,  or  rots. 

WINDPROOF 


FIR  H  PROOF 


I  There   are   Cortright    Metal   Roofs   in    your  neighborhood.     Write 

I         to-day    and    we    will    tell    yon    where    to    see    them,    and    what    our 
I         guarantee  is. 

CORTRIGHT  METAL  ROOFING  COMPANY   and^'chica^^^^ 


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OLVMPIA  COTTON'   MILLS,   COLUMBIA,  S.   C. 

Warren  Chemical  and  Manufacturing  Co. 

17  Battery  Place,    NEW  YORK. 


i       L.  S.  GRANOr.  W.  M.  JORDAN. 


GRANDY  &  JOED  AN, 

Gejicral  CoJitractors. 

COTTON  MILLS  and  WAREHOUSES,  STONE  MASONRY, 
SCHOOLS  and   PUBLIC   BUILDINGS. 

Palmetto  Building.  Telephone  480.  GREENVILLE,  S.  C. 


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COLUMBIA,  S.  C. 

MANUFACTURES 

Building   and    Repressed    Bricks.      Special   Shapes    t<»    Order. 
••Blue   Bell"  Wood   Fiber  Wall  Plaster. 
•'Flint  Coat"  Finishing  Wall  Plaster. 

Concrete  Blocks,  Cement  Roofing  Tile. 

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Gas,  Electric 
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FIXTURES 

SPECIAL    DESIGNS    EXECUTED    PROMPTLY. 


I    133  and  135  West  23d  Street,  and  124,  126  and  128  West  24th  Street,  New  ^'ork.   | 

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Translucent  Wire  Fabric 


The  Uiibreahiible  substi- 
tute for  olass  for  use  in 
Stiyli gills  :ind  .ill  othei' 
pkices  where  the  ele- 
ments of  bre;ik;ige  occur.      PltCCltlOll . 


Is  the  only  light- 
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to  use  in  construc- 
tions susceptH?le  to 
strain^  sudden  jar  ^ 
or  constant  vibra- 
tion. .  .  San/p/es 
and  prices  on  ap- 


WIRE  FABRIC  COMPANY 


NORFOLK  DOWNS, 


QUINCY,  MASS.  ° 


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A  Hot  Water  Plant 

Properly  Installed  Makes 

the  Home  Complete. 


For  Those  Who  Prefer 

We  Have  the  Best  to  Offer. 


We  ha\'e  one  ol  Llie  largest  esttiblishments  in  I  he  SoLilU — exciusivel_\'  >*eam  /tcati/is^  :inii  hot  i.V(iter  plants.  We 
are  practical  meclianics  and  engineers,  and  when  we  give  vou  figures  vou  inav  depend  on  a  job  done  right.  The 
view  of  our  salesroom  as  given  in  the  photograph  conveys  but  a  slight  impression  of  our  establishment. 
Correspondence  solicited. 

B.  MACKENZIE,  Greensboro.  North  Carolina. 


WOOLSEY'S 

WOOLSEY'S 

iPaints  anb  Daniisbes 

Standard  Mixed  Paints 
Adamant  Floor  Paints 

Adamant-Kotc  JJ'ood  f'iuish 

ARESOJLD  UNDER  A 

Elastic  Interior  Coaili  Wniiish 

POSITIVE  GUARANTEE 

Best  Exterior  Spar  I  arnisti 

Wax  Einisli   1 ' arnish 

Best  Jnterior  Polislinig   1  ai  n/s/i 

We  manufacture  Paints  and  Var- 
nislies  of  the  various  kinds  used  in  t/ie 

Roof-Kotc — Black,  jor    Roofs     and 

Jwnndation    U  'alls 
Electio-Kotc — Black,  for    insulating 

construction    of   a    building  from    t/ie 

Elect lical   af)pliances    and    coaling 

foundation   walls   to   the  roof  inclusive 

Structural  Iron    Work. 

C.    J^.    u/oohej/   U^at'nt   dc    Color  Compani/, 

y»rsay  City,   'pfew  Jersey. 

DESIGNEK.S    AND    M  A  N  UFACTU  K'I3KS   OF 

Dow  Wire  and  Iron  Works 

LOUISVILLE,  KY. 


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KICHMONO,  VA. 

Cream  White,  Buff, 
Silver  Gray,  Salt  and 
Pepper  Gray,  Speckled, 

Iron  Spot,  Red  and  Other 
Front   Brick  in    all    Sizes 
and  Shapes.  .   .   . 

Samples  and  Prices  Sent  on  Application- 


FIRE    BRICKS    FOR    ALL    PURPOSES. 


THE  TORRENTO-SANO  WATER  CLOSET  FOR 


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THE  J.  L.  MOTT  IRON  WORKS, 


Hiitels,   Public  Buildings,  Schools, 

Factories,  Railway  and  Public 

Comfort  Stations. 

Tlie  Tonento-Sano  has  the  good 
features  of  both  the  wood  and  the  all- 
loicelain  seats.  There  is  sutTicient 
wood  to  receive  and  sustain  the  user 
and  there  is  porcelain  where  porcelain 
ought  to  be.  Soiling  of  the  floor  is 
also  effectually  prevented  by  the  raised 
front,  the  interior  of  which  is  flushed 
each  time  the  closet  is  operatrd  ;  this 
is  an  important  feature  in  all  public 
closets. 

The  "Presto"  flush-valve  as  shown 
above  is  operated  by  depressing  the 
China  flush-button  on  top.  It  is  ex- 
ceedingly simple  in  construction,  and 
has  been  installed  with  marked  success 
in  many  buildings  throughout  the 
country,  notably  the  U.  S.  War  Col- 
lege and  Engineers'  Barracks  in  Wash- 
ington, where  over  2CO  are  in  use. 
Pamphlet  on  application. 

Fifth  Avenue  and 
Seventeenth  St.,  New  York. 


HIGHEST  AWARD,  GOLD  MEDAL,  WORLD'S  FAIR 

ST.  LOUIS,  1902i. 


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Storm    and 
J'iro    unroof. 

Burned  Solid  Fed 
throughout 

Will  last  as  long  as  the 

Walls 

Send  for  C;it;iioc; 


HOUND  CITY  ROOFING  TILE  CO. 

3301-3-5-7-9  Morgan  Ford  Road,  St.  Louis,  Mo, 


Qlltj?  Atlanta  ©prra  (Eotta  (Enjit^aitij. 


MAMFACTUKEliS    OF 


^Architectural    XJerra    Cotta. 

OFFICE  :  No.  S  Xorlh  FoiMth  Street.  WORK  :  Mt  Terta  C.Ua  on  A.  .V  W.  P.  R     R 

SL-veri  miles  frnm  Allnnta,  Ga. 

ATLANTA,  GA. 


Om-  Tena  Cotta  has  been  Used  Extensively  in  many  of  F.  P.  Milbiirn  &   Co's  Biiiidinc 
ESTIMATES    FURNISHED   ON  APPLICATION. 


ETERNAL  "KNOeKING/' 

IS   THE 

PRICE  ©F  sueeEss. 

Paradisjm  Skylights  and 

Paradigm  Fireproof  Windows 

while  not  the  best,  are  pretty  good. 


Illustrated  Catalogue,  References,  Testimonials,  Models,  etc., 

on  application. 

ARTHUR  E.  RENDLE,  rs  W  34th  St.,  New  York. 


BERGER'S 

"CLASSIK" 

STEEL  CEILINGS 


GOLD 
MEDAL 

1904. 


St.  Louis. 


The  most  beautiful,  the  most  easily  erect- 
ed, the  most  used,  most  imitated,  most  easily 
sold  steel  ceilings  made.  They  cost  less  than 
the  ordinary  sort.  Suggestive  drawings  free 
Send  plans  for  estimates  Large  book  of 
designs  free. 


OTHER     BERGER    SI^ECI^LTIES. 


fIv^^LitL    T^Zhr^!^^~l        styles-Lummous    dee,,  coastructioa)  Ka,l  Kiydieut  (reinforced).     Oar  book  e.xplains   the  difference. 
MFLTIPI  F\-  PT  Itf^   f  f  ^  °^    Cox.OK.TE   Reinforcement   for    roofs.       Absolutely   Fire   Proof.      F,rs^    Cost   Final   Cost. 

STAR    SPANC A'^?^Pn^  Dispense   with    .entering,   Reinforce    the   Concrete    and    c-ive   a   finish. 

VENTItItORS      'rf^  R  „  w  ..  V,^^",V'^*^    ^^°^    ROOFING  TIN:     Guaranteed,  under  our  corporate  seal,  to  last   25  YEARS. 

4ND  Bi^NK  FrmXTrTrTRP       r,    Y°?"     ^!"°''/f''"'"''^u'"   '"TV'S^    efSciency  low  cost  ventilators   that   cannot  fail.      STEEL   OFFICE 
AND  B.ANK  FURMTURE.      Ihe  best  constructed,  most  beautifully  flnished,  most  convenient  made.     Fire  Puoop. 

NEW  YORK:  .ro  E.  33  ST.  rj.y  j;    BEKOER  3IF«.   CO..         I'HII.ADEI.PHIA:  X034-6  WASHN.  AVE. 

CANTON,  OHIO. 


BOSTON;  112  BEDFORD  ST. 


ST     LOUIS: 


623    NO.    MAIN    ST. 


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iNTIUNrE  HATES 

ALSO  . 

Iron  Reserooir  Floiccr 
VASES 
Latun  Settees,  Hitch  Posts, 
Grilles,  Windoir  Guards, 
OJifice  &:  Balconij  Railings 
Lairn  S:  Drinking  Foun- 
tains, Stable  Fixtures,  etc. 

GENERAL    ORNAMENTAL 
IRON  &  WIRE  WORK. 

Write  for  Catalogue  No.  16. 

THE  STEWART  IRON  WORKS  COMPANY. 


Agents  uoanted  everyivhere. 


CINCINNATI,  OHIO,  U.  S.  A. 


ESTABLISHED   1886. 


INCORPORATED    1903. 


The  Stewart  Jail  Works  Qo. 

SUCCESSOR  TO  JAIL  AND  PRISON  DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  STEWART  IRON  WORKS. 

ci]srciNrisrA.TT,  ohio,  u.  s.  iv. 

JAILS,     PRISONS, 

AND 

STEEL  CELLS, 

FIRE   AND  BURGLAR 

PROOF   STEEL  VAULTS, 

ETC. 


STEWARTS   PATENTS  FOR 
JAILS  AND  PRISONS 

WE    CONTRACT    ANYWHERE 
IN  THE  WORLD. 

SEND  FOR  CATALOGUE 


Interior   View   through    Prisoners'  Corridor, 
Jefferson  County  Jail,  Louisville,  Ky. 


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545  anil  B4Z  iBrnatiutay.  Augusta.  (6a. 

ICnral  aub  ICnug  Statafirp 
©rlp^ljonc  No.  321. 


CONTRACTORS  FOR  ALL  CLASSES  OF  BUILDINGS. 
DEALERS  IN  ALL  CLASSES  OF  BUILDERS'  SUPPLIES. 

CONTRACT  WORK  EXECUTED  PROMPTLY. 


